The Sickly Boy of a Woman-Dominated World

The male lead handled things well with maturity and rationality in the beginning, but things became a bit disjointed when it came to Li Piaopiao's character. The emotional handling became sticky and unsatisfying. It felt like this male lead was too understanding, forcibly portrayed as a morally upright gentleman without any temper.

The more I write, the more disgusting it becomes.

Hopefully, they'll make Kurumi suffer a bit then, and it would be best if the male lead was pregnant with someone else's child.

This sister's best friend is truly disgusting. I think she doesn't deserve to be the female lead at all. Big-breasted women have their older sisters, that's enough. Isn't this just a cuckold's hat? Furthermore, when you calculate it, isn't this thing essentially threatening a girl's ability to give birth? It's just so awful. And that part where the male lead, after so much time, didn't know the basics of a matriarchal society, he genuinely couldn't hold back; I suggest correcting that later. Do you know that values and common sense are two different things? This shameless woman is unbearable; can't she just die already?

Blessings: Freedom from illness and disaster Curse: Death in youth Solve

The plot involving Li Piaopiao was written somewhat illogically. Having lived in this world for fifteen years, it felt like I was just arriving; the disconnect was quite significant.

These walnuts are kind of disgusting.

There's been too much buildup, so it's not very engaging. I'll just add it to my favorites less often. It's a good book, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

Why can't it taste sweet or feel good?

As long as matriarchy prevails, I'll stay with you until we grow old.